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Why not, it makes the whole thing much more responsive. No recent OS has complained about too much VRAM. The requirements from the MS page call for 512 MB minimum, so I gave it some breathing room. I say 'once again' because I did it successfully 5 months ago, as a part of a ticket investigation. I then installed once again the WinXP-POS without a problem. Then you download the ISO from the official Microsoft website:Д¬ode: Select all Expand view Collapse view File Name POSready2009_CD.iso Simply searching for 'POS Ready 2009' takes you to Microsoft's Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 Evaluation CD, not to a torrent site of questionable content! First of all, I believe that you've downloaded the wrong ISO, that's why the whole thing is botched. Here's working intelppm in my normal xp: Attachments processor.JPG (98.21 KiB) Viewed 4012 times I don't think intelppm, but crusoe only, as bsod says.

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To be more exact, looks like problem is wrong detection of processor? And so wrong driver use.

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Here is metadata for my iso, which is normal and universal, just like windows 10 or xp are from microsoft or msdn:Д¬ode: Select all Expand view Collapse view File Name en_windows_embedded_posready_2009_x86_dvd_283454.iso I know I will have to use some boot disk (like 'active boot disk') which will allow me to peek inside installed xp.ДЄnd yes, my processor is weird, looks like it's actually 'Intel Pentium T4300 2.10GHz', but i remember somewhere it was called something like Intel Xeon or Pentium 3.

I can't post any links yet.ДЄlthough I would prefer more natural solution or explanation, I will try removing those 1 or 2 files.

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Is it even for a PC? Is this issue driver related? Should I try integrating all drivers into unattended setup? Microsoft says that Posready supports normal xp drivers.

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It is a new install on new virtual machine with standard settings, and i don't even know what means embedded and for what hardware platform. Quickly after bsod when it resets probably it shows this black picture which i accidentally captured, it lasts few ms. Same problem happens in windows 10 or windows 7 or windows xp as host os. I specifically used: 'POSready2009_CD.iso' (647 MB) and 'en_windows_embedded_posready_2009_x86_dvd_283454.iso' (3.31 GB).ДЄctually that left mentioned (647 MB) iso is found in 2nd iso too. My cd/dvd images are not damaged, because checksums are correct.ДЄlthough it says 'cannot copy', these files don't exist actually, the first missing is that in screenshot, then bunch of other files if i skip that one.ДЄlso why it asks for windows xp sp3 cd? I tried putting windows xp sp3 too, but such files are not found anywhere! My notebook is emachines E725 and supports windows from xp to 10. I can't believe posready 2009 works for other people, it never worked for me. Tried using minimum and maximum and various sizes in vbox settings. My pc has much more RAM than posready 2009 requires. I tried dvd version and cd version of os, same error on both. Safe mode leads to First Boot Agent which asks for migregdb.exe which i can't find on any disk, neither in any cab file.Д¬hanging chipset, ram, video ram, or any setting in vbox doesn't fix this.

It happens after setup finishes and restarts pc, after the countdown, meaning after reboot. This happens on any version of virtualbox, including latest. BSOD happens on real pc too, although i can't verify is it the same, and won't try it again on real pc.